Where metal fitters and machinists are employed

Metal fitters and machinists are mainly employed in manufacturing and mining.

Pay

Full-time metal fitter and machinists in South Australia generally earn more than $1,600 per week.

Job prospects

In 2011 there were 5,186 people employed full-time as metal fitters and machinists in South Australia compared with 4,785 in 2006.

How to become one

To become ametal fitter and machinist you will be required to undertake a vocational education and training (VET) qualification in engineering. Entry requirements may vary but employers generally require year 10. Ask your career adviser about starting this training at school.

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